Mattawan High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mattawan, MI)

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. , '-v I puppfsd ,Ardl3' Forayth has skipped the' -dpuntry since hearing f Marty's, affair. ■. . v . ' r“'V I roc'ejved 6 letter- from Leon Hunt scyfng that he 'intends to 1 stay in Hawaii because of the beautiful attractions there, I sow in tho society briefs that Edith Moyle is touring the U.S. giving public spooches to organize a new union for women. Does Doug, Chamption run the service station now or are gas stations out of dfcto in America? - Juhb Hcnwood-, I'imagine,'li‘a pretty good milkmaid by this time. How-many cows doe3 sho own? • , • I suppo'30 that you’ve heard-by now that Chaplea Williams had the honor of ■-taking the-place of that Kentucky Yardbird, Snuffy Smith Is Irene Irwin in Sing Sing for- being a man killer or did Johnny come marching home? My boot friend, -Howard-Henry, is now the Manager of a Y. W. C,A, I heard Kon. Hall Was a night-watchman at Willow Run, but was fired for sleeping nights Instead of days, I understand that Marlin Hubbard’s'.wife ’sits on needles and pins •while he breaks tho country’s record for trick driving, • H,l3 name : appeared on our sport’s-page when he took first place at tho Indianapolis auto races this year, ■ Wasn’t that the former Doris Pierce’s little girl who won the • beauty contest:at:tho Michigan State Fair? I thought she was going to-tench English ns a career I savy- Dorothy Bradford’s picture in the ew York Sun last week nodding somo'-new post-war bathing suits, They cover more territory than they did in the summer :of .1942, Do you 'roraembor Marg, Quan I bumped into her at the cocktail bar in tho l QO Cafe, -Paramount has released her to corse here to ia-ct in a now wsi picture, Tho only reason the- American soldiers held out in HongKong is bocau-c Maxine Owon pitched a little woo -to keep up their spirits, Gladys axani must have settled down since high school days. In ■‘.the nodding write up, I noticed that her Revorond (sho married a minister, didn’t she?) performed tho ceremony for Mary Stimpson and Joe- Doorhnag,. •• .. • Ruth Shc-llonbergor is a stenographer at Washington D, C, I see. that Winnlfred Rood has taken the place of Dorothy Dix in the Kalamazoo Gazette writing advice to the love-lorn, - s it true that Haul Crawford owns a Harness and Buggy shop in ! Oklahoma ? I heard that Dwayne Guiter is-shoveling coal for a living a nd paints submarines in hi3 spare time. Is Doris .Wilson still managing v hooflnpoof puppeteers at the Mattawan night club? Do you, know whether Paulino Shaffer married'the coast-guardsman she met on the senior trip to Chicago? I hoard that Susie-Smith went to the- South'Pole to destroy a sub4 marine base. Is sho our Susie • • • I heard that Bob- ull is editing a paper in Chinese, Did he .| finally losrn to rood it? This is all - hfivq time for I hope I haven’t for gotten anyone, ■ ' i , i , As ever,, . ■ ■ i.' - Say 1 forgot‘who I am

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Ie 1939 there were 52 Froshmon entering Mattawan High School. The officers were: President, Marcille Cronk: Vico President, Carol Hickck; treasurer, Maryan 7 ilson; Class Representatives, Bill Thomson, and Lucille Tarnow. The class advisors were Mr. ’Graph and Miss E. Smith. Our first ontortainment was a movie in Kalamazoo. . - In 19(4-0 there were 40 Sophojjjoros at Mattawan. The officers wore: Prosidont, Maryan Wilson; Vice President, Gordon Beattie; Treasurer, Lyle Otto; Secrotary, Dorothy Wright; Representatives, ■ illy Kcodcma’cker. Our class advisor was Mr. Payne. As sophomores wo went on a 3kating party. Noxt year the Junior class will bo the most important class in chool. This year wo havo had a skating party at North Lake on Dec. . , 19I4.I, and gave a play,“Almost Eightoen Mar. 20, 19h2, and a i-Viday Frolic, May 29, 19 2, with Eddie Smith’s Orchestra, this being the only school danco of tho year. The class officers are; President, Lyle Otto; Vice Prosidont, Alta Landes; Treasurer, Bud Royal; Secretary, Hazel Butturff. Wo have six students in Gloo Club, three in newspaper, five in art, fivo in baseball, five in track, six in girls softball, and seven in football. The boys won tho interclass track meet. James Allison Bill Hoodemakor Ma.ry Amoy Dorothy Jeanette Marlon Arndt Loona Kowalazyk Lille Mae Arndt Alta Landis Gordon Beattie Howard Larson Esthor Branch Frances Martin Charles Bingham Marilyn Maxwoll Marcillo Cronk Lyle Otto Genoviovo Delach John Opra Julia Dolach Robert Perry Walter DuBois Phyliss Quigley Steve Dworak Bod Royal Henry Ekoma Julia Shaff David French Coleen Strobel Eleanor Fronch Lu ills Tarnow Lois Goissel Maxine Terman Bob Glidden James Van Gemeret Joyce Gildoa John Visser Richard Haggerty Charlotto Wissel Ma dc1i no Ha rtma n Maryan v ilson Helen Yeager